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Now a Netflix film starring Samuel L. Jackson!
Winner of New York Drama Critics Circle Award.
Explores family legacy and slavery in America.
A haunting, dramatic work by August Wilson.
Features the Charles family's prized upright piano.
Berniece clings to history; Boy Willie seeks future.
Highlights the struggle for identity and opportunity.
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Explores themes of apartheid and injustice.
Universal coming-of-age story for all audiences.
Written by acclaimed playwright Athol Fugard.
Acknowledged classic since its 1982 debut.
Highlights friendship amidst societal divisions.
Engages with issues of racism and reconciliation.
Part of Vintage International's prestigious collection.
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Inspired by Shakespeare's classic play, The Tempest.
Richly adapted for Black Theatre performances.
Translation by acclaimed scholar Richard Miller.
Explores themes of colonialism and racism.
Engaging, song-filled narrative captivates audiences.
Draws from Caribbean society and African mythology.
Provokes thought on lasting societal impacts.
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Thought-provoking play on socio-political challenges.
Reflects Cameroon’s dictatorial regime and its impact.
Highlights unity and women’s role in resistance.
Explores people’s power against oppressive systems.
Offers prophetic insights on enduring regimes.
Encourages critical reflection for true freedom.
A compelling narrative for social change advocates.
Price Range: $22.00
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Jazzie confronts her past and romantic dilemmas.
Maine struggles with betrayal and new relationships.
Hollywood fights for Maine's attention and love.
Tori and Truth question their future together.
Eric and Trinity navigate their complex relationship.
Hot Nasty faces drama in a chaotic circle.
Emotional twists keep readers engaged and entertained.
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Jazzie struggles with past and present relationships.
Maine confronts his feelings for Jazzie and Hollywood.
Tori seeks help for her relationship with Truth.
Trinity faces maturity challenges with Eric.
Drama escalates among friends and lovers.
Hot Nasty finds solace in faith amidst chaos.
Love, betrayal, and choices create intense twists.
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Heartfelt story of love and loss.
Strong female lead overcoming life's challenges.
Intense attraction between Kola and Jayson.
Set against the backdrop of LA streets.
Explores themes of resilience and empowerment.
Romantic tension with a cop and hustler dynamic.
Discover the meaning of true hood love.
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Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright August Wilson's work.
Set in Pittsburgh, 1969, amidst societal changes.
Focuses on everyday lives and community struggle.
Features Memphis Lee's restaurant and its patrons.
Explores themes of hope and resilience.
Described as Wilson's most mature work.
Combines humor, compassion, and rich character portraits.
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Engaging short story from Bitch I'm From the D.
Follows Reena and her son Rashad's adventures.
Explores themes of crime and survival in Detroit.
Captivating portrayal of life on the streets.
Rashad learns tough lessons about manhood.
Raw, authentic narrative with humor and grit.
Perfect for fans of urban fiction and drama.
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Twisted love tale of revenge and betrayal.
Zaria seeks justice after Renard's lies unfold.
Heartbreak fuels her quest for vengeance.
Explores the complexities of love and trust.
Engaging urban drama with unpredictable twists.
Will Renard fight for his family?
Karma plays a critical role in their lives.
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First English anthology of Aristide Tarnagda’s plays.
Includes six acclaimed French-language works.
Winner of ADELF's 2017 Grand prix littéraire.
Explores universal themes of longing and connection.
Features insights from West African scholars and artists.
Includes production images enhancing the theatrical experience.
Ideal introduction to francophone African theatre.
Price Range: $26.95
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Pulitzer Prize-winning play by August Wilson.
Explores themes of identity and alienation.
Set in a black Pittsburgh boardinghouse.
Focuses on Harold Loomis's emotional journey.
Awarded New York Drama Critics Circle Award.
Jazz-influenced narrative of African-American experience.
Powerful exploration of freedom and belonging.
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Intricate web of human relationships explored.
Cascade of unforeseen outcomes from every decision.
Emotional volatility drives character interactions.
Secrets, betrayals, and revelations unfold throughout.
Balance between happiness and consequences is examined.
Characters confront fears and desires intensely.
A tale of love, loss, and redemption.
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Explores race, gender, and cultural complexities.
Two companion plays spanning 100 years.
Features strong African American female protagonists.
Intimate Apparel highlights empowerment through artistry.
Fabulation offers a humorous modern twist.
Award-winning playwright Lynn Nottage's latest works.
Richly layered narratives with humor and compassion.
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Over 1000 creative writing prompts included.
Saves time, inspires immediate writing.
Prompts cover various genres and styles.
Encourages tackling new writing challenges.
Helps overcome writer's block effectively.
Perfect for beginners and seasoned authors.
Your essential resource for creative inspiration.
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Now a Netflix film featuring Samuel L. Jackson.
Award-winning play by acclaimed playwright August Wilson.
Explores family legacy and slavery's impact on identity.
Features a prized, ornate family piano symbolizing history.
Berniece and Boy Willie's conflict drives the narrative.
A modern American classic with powerful themes.
Experience the rich black experience of the 20th century.
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Price Range: $9.99
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Pulitzer Prize-winning drama by August Wilson.
Explores themes of identity and displacement.
Set in a Pittsburgh boardinghouse in 1911.
Follows Harold Loomis’s search for belonging.
Features rich jazz influences throughout the narrative.
Winner of New York Drama Critics Circle Award.
Captures African-American experiences of the 20th century.
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Young man's struggle in a harsh environment.
Zon’s rise to power through street hustle.
Mentor's murder triggers a violent power shift.
Trust issues arise within Zon’s inner circle.
Jealousy and envy threaten their criminal empire.
Faith plays a crucial role in his journey.
A gripping tale of survival and redemption.
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Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright August Wilson's masterpiece.
Explores the African American experience in the 1960s.
Set in Memphis Lee's restaurant in Pittsburgh.
Characters embody resilience amidst societal change.
Combines humor and compassion in storytelling.
Vivid portrayal of everyday lives and struggles.
Critically acclaimed for its depth and insight.
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Thrilling tale of love and betrayal in Chicago.
Slim's empire built on legal and illegal ventures.
Lisa faces temptation from a wealthy ex-lover.
Myte, a seductive Latina, plots against Slim.
Deceit leads to a million-dollar heist gone wrong.
Revenge is swift and brutal in the streets.
Experience a gripping story of loyalty and survival.
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Set in Bulawayo, Rhodesia, 1898.
Langbourne brothers expand business into Europe.
Morris returns to Ireland for new opportunities.
Two younger brothers join the family company.
Hard work leads to business success and rewards.
Romance develops amidst international business plans.
Based on a captivating true story.
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A captivating adaptation of Mahfouz's acclaimed trilogy.
Features Omar Sharif and an all-Egyptian cast.
Recorded entirely in the heart of Cairo.
Explores family dynamics during Egypt's colonial transition.
Highlights personal struggles amidst political upheaval.
Engaging dramatization with immersive soundscapes.
A timeless story of resilience and change.
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Heartfelt story of a young girl's journey
Set in apartheid-era District Six, Cape Town
Explores themes of love and loss
Highlights the impact of apartheid on families
Captures the essence of community and resilience
Invites readers to reflect on historical injustices
Inspirational tale of personal growth and strength
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Pittsburgh, 1969: A community facing displacement.
Memphis Lee fights for his diner and land.
Characters embody diverse aspirations and struggles.
Explores themes of identity and resilience.
Part of August Wilson's Century Cycle series.
Foreword by acclaimed actor Laurence Fishburne.
Combines humor and compassion in storytelling.
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Richly textured drama about unlicensed cab drivers.
Explores struggles of African American men in society.
Features intense conflicts and deep personal secrets.
Part of August Wilson's acclaimed Century Cycle.
Includes a foreword by renowned author Ishmael Reed.
Captivating portrayal of resilience and community dynamics.
A must-read for theatre and history enthusiasts.
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Set in 1911 Pittsburgh boarding house.
Explores identity of recently freed slaves.
Part of August Wilson's Century Cycle.
Highlights African American experiences in 20th century.
Includes a foreword by Romulus Linney.
Captures the search for prosperity and new life.
Engaging and profound theatrical storytelling.
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Set in a 1927 Chicago recording studio.
Features legendary blues singer Ma Rainey.
Explores themes of race and identity.
Highlights exploitation of Black artists by whites.
Part of August Wilson's Century Cycle series.
Includes a Foreword by Frank Rich.
Captivating portrayal of Black rage and resilience.
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Follows Langbourne brothers' adventure in 1893 Africa.
Morris and David become ambitious traders.
Their journey includes a challenging three-month trek.
They establish a warehouse in KoBulawayo.
A political conflict erupts between Europeans and Ndebele.
David faces danger while rescuing a friend.
Based on true events and real history.
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First major collection by Emily Mann.
Features four powerful docudramas based on interviews.
Explores moral issues resonating in America today.
Annulla: Holocaust survivor's poignant solo reflections.
Still Life: Vietnam veteran's complex relationships and struggles.
Execution of Justice: courtroom drama on political assassination.
Greensboro: exposes 1979 Klan massacre and injustice.
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Modern adaptation of Aeschylus’ Oresteia.
Features a powerful confrontation between Klytemnestra and Elektra.
Explores themes of vengeance and reconciliation.
Xhosa tribeswomen enhance the performance with traditional singing.
Reflects on Apartheid's aftermath in South Africa.
Molora means ‘ash’ in Sesotho, symbolizing destruction.
Creates a dialogue on breaking cycles of violence.
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